The Eagle [1956]

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P. O. BOX 607
YADKINVILLE, NC 87000

Member Of
U0RTHWE8TERU RBGIOWAL LIBRARY

1956

Presented by
THE SENIOR CLASS
of

YADKIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Boonville, North Carolina

Foreword

We, the class of 1956, are happy to be the first class to publish
a yearbook at Yadkin High School . It is presented as a record of the
happy days we have spent at our beloved Alma Mater and the happy
association we had in all of our activities.

We have attempted to give only a few highlights of our years'
experiences and interests here at Dear Old Yadkin High.

Here's hoping that this EAGLE will serve as an inspiration to
succeeding classes who will carry on the work.

Principal

B. T. McCALLUM

Superintendent

FRED C. HOBSON

MRS. W. M. F. McCALLUM

It is with sincere thanks and deep
appreciation that we, the class of 1956,
dedicate this first edition of the EAGLE
to our advisor, Mrs. W. M. F. McCallum,
who, by her interest in all students and
devotion to Yadkin High School, has won
our love and respect. We shall always re-
member the help she gave us.

FACULTY OF Y.C.H.S.

B. T. McCALLUM
B. A., Morgan College
Baltimore, Md., M. A.
University of Michigan

MRS. W. M. F. McCALLUM
B. A., Bennett College

Greensboro, N. C, M. A.
University of Michigan

ROBERT L. DURRAH
B. S., M. S., North Carolina
College, Durham, N. C.

MISS GLENOLA VANCE
B. S., North Carolina College
Durham, North Carolina

MISS MARILYN L. KIMBER
B. S., Bennett College, Greens-
boro, N. C. Graduate Work:
N. C. College, Durham, N. C.

MISS ANN L. BLACKBURN
B. S., Winston-Salem Teachers
College, Graduate Work: N. C.
College, Durham, N. C.
A. &T. College, Greensboro, N.C.

MRS. G. M. C. ANTHONY
B. S., Barber-Scotia College
Concord, N. C. Graduate Work:
N. C. College, Durham, N. C.

MRS. A. H. ANDERSON
B. S., A. & T. College, Greens-
boro, N.C. Graduate Work:
A. & T. College, N. C. College,
Durham, N. C.

MRS. R. J. M. ROBERTS
B. S., Winston-Salem Teachers
College, Graduate Work: A. &T.
College, Greensboro, N. C.

MRS. O. M. G. CAMP
B. S., Winston-Salem Teachers
College, Graduate Work: N. C.
College, Durham, N. C.

MRS. P. D. PORTER
B. S., Winston-Salem Teachers
College, Graduate Work: N. C.
College, Durham, N. C.

MRS. G. R. SMITH
B. S., Winston-Salem Teachers
College; Graduate Work: A. & T.
College, Greensboro, N. C.

HIGH SCHOOL

LEON HAMPTON

GLORIA GENTRY ."

BEATRICE SCALES '.'

NORVELL CUNDIFF

PRESIDENTS

Junior

Freshman

Sophomore

Senior

Cla

ss

RICHARD NORVELL CUNDIFF
"Milk"

Activities: Basketball; Glee Club; Dra-
matic Club; Bus Drivers Club.
Ambition: Athletic Coach.

LAURA RUTH ARMSTRONG
"Lar"

Activities: Basketball; Glee Club; Dra-
matic Club; Library Club; Safety Patrol.
Ambition: Elementary Teacher.

SHELBY JEAN DOBSON
"Sheb"

Activities: Basketball; Glee Club; Dra-
matic Club; Library Club; N. H. A.
Ambition: Nurse.

WILLIAM RALPH CARTER

"Mouse"
Activity: Basketball.
Ambition: Pilot.

I

KATIE SUE MARTIN

"Kate"

Activities: Basketball; Dramatic Club; Li-
brary Club.
Ambition: Nurse.

ELNORA GLADYS HARRIS
"Little Bit"
Activities: Glee Club; Dramatic Club;
Basketball; N. H. A.; Library Club.
Ambition: Stenographer.

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THOMAS HENRY GLENN
"Slim"

Activity: Bus Drivers Club.
Ambition: Pilot.

ELLA RUTH SALES

"Joe"

Activities: Basketball; Dramatic Club;
N. H. A.; Library Club.
Ambition: Teacher.

GEORGIA JUANITA STIMPSON
"Bud"

Activities: Dramatic Club; Glee Club;
N. H. A.
Ambition: Stenographer.

CHARLIE THOMAS WILLIAMS
"Little Dad"
Activities: Dramatic Club; Library Club;
Ambition: Barber.

EDITH MINNIE TUCKER
"Edise"

Activities: Glee Club; Dramatic Club;
N. H. A.
Ambition: Home Economics Teacher.

ROSETTA THOMPSON
"Peaches"

Activities: Dramatic Club; Library Club;
Ambition: Nurse.

HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1956

The history of the class of 1956 is a dramatic one. It began in the year of 1952 as we were
entering Yadkin High School as Freshmen.

Being a Freshman was very exciting to us because now we entered into our first year of high
school with twenty-two members strong, with a determination to do great things. We won second
place in the Annual Popularity Contest with Shelby Jean Dobson as our contestant.

In our Sophomore year we were getting use to the idea of being high school students, and
were ready to get down to work. But as it came to pass, many, with one consent began to make
excuses. The first said, I am poor in health; therefore, I cannot graduate. Another said, I am
dull and cannot learn, I pray thee have me excused. A third said, I must need toil at home,
therefore I cannot graduate. And still another said, I am going to be married and therefore I need
not graduate. So thus did this class decrease in number until the whole number at the end of the
second year was thirteen. But that did not stop us because we Were glad of the fact that we won
the Popularity Contest with yours truly, Georgia Juanita Stimpson as contestant. We were very
proud of ourselves because we made history. We were the first class to raise $527.70 for the
whole ten years the Popularity Contest had been going on.

Entering into our Junior year was very exciting because of the thoughts of being able to
give a Junior-Senior Prom. Every one said our prom was the most fascinating prom that had ever
been held at Yadkin High School. Everyone really enjoyed this event. Entering into the Popu-
larity Contest for the third year, we won third place with Edith Tucker as our contestant. And lo,
the total number in the class at the end of the third year was twelve.

Now this, the fourth year in the history of this great and wonderful class of 1956, has been
one of much hard labor and little resting by the way side; for preparations have been in the mak-
ing for us to take our final departure from this land. Our little band still numbers twelve.

During our Senior year we were invited to attend A. &T. College's Annual High School
Senior Day in Greensboro, North Carolina. We accepted the invitation with gratitude, and had
a wonderful time. With Laura Ruth Armstrong as our contestant in the Popularity Contest for the
Senior Class, we won third place and took it with a smile. But the most exciting thing to have
happened to us during our four years of high school, was the privilege of being able to publish
the first yearbook at Yadkin High School, namely: THE EAGLE. We feel proud of ourselves for
having the wonderful opportunity of publishing the first yearbook of this school, and we truly
hope the idea will be a success throughout the years to come. Many, many thanks to the faculty
and friends who helped us.

So it has come to pass that of the twenty-two that entered this land in the year of 1952,
only twelve will depart, for verily, verily, I say unto you that broad is the gate, and wide is the
way that leadeth to high school, and many there be that enter. But straight is the gate, and
narrow is the way that leadeth to graduation, and few there be that find it.

Four years hath the senior class of 1956 sojourned in the land and gathered in large portions
the fruits from the Tree of Knowledge. But it is written in the day when ye shall have eaten of
all these fruits, ye shall surely be driven from the land. Now, I say unto you we must depart
thence to go each a separate way to lands we know not of, to do we know not what. But let us
not be weary in well doing for in due season we shall reap if we faint not.

GEORGIA JUANITA SIMPSON
Historian

CLASS PROPHECY

The story you are about to hear is true. The names are true in order that you
might see the progress made by the Yadkin County High School graduates of 1956.
It is now 1965. This story takes place in New York City at a fashion shop. My name
is Mme La Recamier the former Edith Tucker who owns the Fashion Shop. While I
was on my way to my shop I ran into one of my old classmates, Norvell Cundiff . We
had a long talk and we discussed our different professions over a cup of coffee. He
told me he was playing short-stop for the Brooklyn Dodgers. After our cup of coffee
he had to rush off to practice.

Later at the shop Mrs. Shelby Scales, the former Miss Shelby Dobson, the
wife of another Brooklyn Dodger player, came in to buy an outfit. We had a won-
derful time discussing old times. She told me she was the mother of two wonderful
children. After she left I looked through my mail, and I had a letter from my hus-
band stating that he would be in on the 4:15 afternoon plane with some of the lat-
est designs. At the airport where I was to meet him, I ran into three more of my old
classmates, Ella Sales, Thomas Glenn and William Carter. Ella was on her way
home from her air force base in California. She said she was a WAF and was off for
30 days. William and Thomas were air force officers now, and were on their way to
their different assignments. Thomas was going to a post in Japan and William to one
in China. Ella and I bade them good-bye as they boarded their plane. As Ella wait-
ed for her plane we discussed our other old classmates. She told me that she had
seen Laura Armstrong and Katie Sue Martin and that they both are happily married
in California. She also told me that she and Rosetta Thompson had been correspond-
ing regularly and that Rosetta and Elnora Harris had a beautiful Grade A Restaurant
in Winston-Salem. She also told me that Charlie Williams had stopped digging
graves and had started running a Funeral Home of his own.

As Ella's plane was leaving, my husband arrived on his plane, and we headed
for my shop. Whom do you imagine was there waiting to see me? None other than
Miss Georgia Stimpson. She informed me that she was engaged to marry Albert Scott
on June 12th.

After Georgia left, my husband and I went out for dinner at the Theressa. It
was a wonderful dinner. I made it more interesting by telling my husband about all
my classmates I had met during the day, and what nice jobs they were employed in.
Yes, it is wonderful to know that the great class of 1956 has met with such success.

EDITH MINNIE TUCKER
Prophetess

LAST W ILL AND TESTAMENT

We, the graduating class of 1956 of Yadkin High School of Boonville, North Carolina, be-
ing of sound minds, have assembled here for the purpose of stating our last will and testament.
We sincerely hope that those who receive these gifts will accept them as tokens of our love and
friendship.

SECTION I

To our faithful Principal we leave our heartfelt gratitude for his loving kindness and co-
operation in helping us to reach our goal.

To our teachers we leave our compassionate feelings, with the hope that our lives may be
steered by the high ideals which they have taught us.

To Mrs. McCallum, our dear beloved advisor, we will our Yearbook "The Eagle" of 1956
with the hope that the classes to follow may prosper under her guidance as much as we have.

SECTION II

To the Juniors, we leave our gaitness on becoming Seniors.

To the Sophomores, we leave confidence that you may have a well planned Junior-Senior

Prom.

To the Freshmen, we leave our joy with the hopes that your High School days may be as
well spent as ours.

SECTION III

Laura Ruth Armstrong wills her tallness to Barbara Jean Brown, her size to Dollie King, and
her ability to play basketball to Gloria Gentry.

Katie Sue Martin wills her bashfulness to Jessie Ray Sales, take heed Jessie and be as quiet

also.

Norvell Cundiff wills his basketball suit to W. C. Long with hopes that he'll use it as he

did.

Elnora Harris wills her figure to Lola Gray Cowan, and her walk to Beatrice Scales.

Shelby Jean Dobson wills her ability to sing in Glee Club to Jean Carol Speaks, and her
love to Charles Basemore.

Thomas Glenn wills his tallness to James Porter, and his disposition to John Spease.

Georgia Stimpson wills her best dressed styles to Hal lie Porter, and her studious ability to
Mattie Sue Sales.

Edith Tucker wills her typing ability to Juanita Jarrett, and her boardlike shape to Elva
Smith. Remember Elva laughing is catching.

Rosetta Thompson wills her quietness to Marva Carson with the hopes that she'll make use of
it in classrooms and the lunchroom.

William Carter wills his ability to play basketball to Donald Carter, and his laugh to Pinky
Cooper.

Ella Ruth Sales wills her notebook to Barbara Russell, and her bowl of soup to James Arm-
strong. Don't get sick, James.

Charlie Williams wills his haircut to Leon Hampton.

Last, but not least, we leave our blessings, tender memories of our pleasant associations to-
gether, and our forgiveness for anything that we may not exactly appreciated in the demonstration
of the past, and a pledge of friendship from henceforth and forever.

In witness whereof, We, the Class of 1956, the testators, have to this our will, set our
hands and seal, this twenty-fourth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six.

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956

EDITH TUCKER
Best All Round, Prettiest, Most
Likely to Succeed, Most Polite,
Most Cooperative, Most Sympa-
thetic, Most Dignified, Best Dis-
position, Best Citizen.

THOMAS GLENN
Quietest Boy, Tallest Boy, Kind-
est, Smallest Boy, Best Sportsman.

GEORGIA STIMPSON
Biggest Baby, Best Scholar, Best
Dressed Girl, Most Studious,
Shortest Girl, Youngest Girl.

Superlatives of 1956

KATIE SUE MARTIN
Most Bashful, Cutest Girl.

WILLIAM CARTER
Most Nonchalant, Youngest Boy,
Most Handsome, Neatest Boy.

LAURA ARMSTRONG
Largest Girl, Tallest and Oldest
Girl, Loudest Girl, Most Athletic
Girl.

SHELBY JEAN DOBSON
Most Popular Girl, Biggest Flirt,
Most Loyal, Best Actress.

NORVELL CUNDIFF
Most Popular Boy, Most Athletic
Boy, Best Dressed Boy, Largest
Boy, Most Musical, Biggest Eater,
Best Actor.

ELLA SALES
Most Sarcastic, Biggest Clown,
Wittiest, Biggest Liar.

Superlatives of 1956

ROSETTA THOMPSON
Moodiest, Quietest Girl, Neatest
Girl.

CHARLIE WILLIAMS
Friendliest, Biggest Pest and Clown
Oldest and Shortest Boy, Loudest

Boy, Biggest Jiver.

ELNORA HARRIS
Most Considerate, Biggest Pest.

ALMA MATER

Fair Yadkin, we love thee so tried and so true,
Our hearts at thy name swell with pride.
We owe thee allegiance we pledge thee our faith,
A faith that shall ever abide.

Chorus:

We pledge thee our love, we pledge thee our faith,
What ever the future may bring.
And thus our devotion fidelity too,
And homage we pay as we sing.

Fair Yadkin, as onward the years swiftly fly,
And thy I i vest in memories sweet.
We bring thee our laurels whatever they be,
And lay them with joy at thy feet.

CLASS COLORS

PINK AND BLACK

CLASS FLOWER

CLASS MOTTO

'With the Ropes of the Past,
We Will Ring the Bells of the Future. "

CLASS POEM

The Freshman year passed quickly by;

The thrilling year when we entered high.

The Sophomore Class was lots of fun;

But two more years were yet to come.

Our Junior year passed slowly by;

Now as graduating Seniors we must say, good-bye,

But do fight on old Yadkin High.

The road we've traveled has been rugged and long;
The battle has been fought and the victory won.
We've striven along for four long years;
Although we've come in sorrow and tears.
We must now bid you good-bye,
But fight on old Yadkin High.

Out into this world we go;

What are our aims" No one knows.

For us the future lies ahead,

And to this school as we have often said;

You've been successful in the years gone by,

But fight on old Yadkin High.

To the students who are still around;

Do not let old Yadkin down.

We are young men and women you know;

We've traveled the path which you must go.

We say to this school without a sigh,

Do fight on old Yadkin High.

PINK ROSE

NORVELL CUNDIFF

Juniors

NATHANIEL ALLISON
MARVA JEAN CARSON

JAMES EDWARD ARMSTRONG
LAURA JANE HAMPTON

CARRIE JANE HARRIS

JOE LOUIS ARMSTRONG

VIRGINIA JUANITA JARRETT
DONALD FRANKLIN CARTER

ARCHIE LEE DOBSON

WILSON LEE GLENN, JR.

ANNIE THERESSA MATTHEWS
WILLIAM CLYDE LONG

CHARLIE AVIS MARTIN

SADIE ELIZABETH PARSON
CLIFTON VANCE MARTIN
MATT IE SUE SALES

JAMES ALLEN PORTER
MARVIN LEROY SPEAKS
ELVA LULA SMITH
FORD WILLIAMS

IDA JANET GLENN
LEON HAMPTON

Sophomores

BARBARA JEAN BROWN

SHERMAN LOUIS ARMSTRONG
LOLA GRAY COWAN

RUTH THOMASENE DOBSON
CHARLES EDWARD BASEMORE
NELL RAY GLENN

DOLLIE MAE FRANCES KING

HOMER FRANKLIN COOPER, JR.
HALLIE MARIE PORTER

MARTHA ELIZABETH PORTER

WILLIAM NORRIS GRINTON, JR.
BARBARA JEAN RUSSELL

JESSIE RAY SALES

HERMAN HARDING STIMPSON
BEATRICE EMBREE SCALES

KAY FRANCIS WILBORN

DAVID McKINELY WILLIAMS
ROSA LEE WILLIAMS

Freshmen

ROYCE PETE DAVIS

JEAN CAROL SPEAKS
THOMAS BOLES, JR.

EDWARD LEE REDMON
L ILL IE BELL HARRIS

CLYDE ROGERS GLENN

CHARLES LEAK WARD, JR.
GLORIA ANN GENTRY

CLARENCE EDWARD HARRIS

JAMES MELVIN GLENN
PATRICIA ANN SPEASE
BOBBY LEE SMITH

ROY SALES

BILLY GRAY FRANCE

SIXTH GRADE
FIFTH GRADE

FOURTH GRADE
THIRD GRADE

SECOND GRADE
FIRST GRADE

MELODY BAND

DRAMATIC CLUB

LIBRARY CLUB

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SCIENCE CLUB
CHEER LEADERS

MISS YADKIN HIGH OF 1955-56

LAURA JANE HAMPTON
Class of 1957

1955-56 POPULARITY CONTESTANTS

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

PATRONS

REV. & MRS. E. S. ANDERSON

MR. & MRS. R. J. ANTHONY

MR. L. G. BAKER

DR. SETH M. BEALE

BELK-DOUGHTON COMPANY

MISS A. L. BLACKBURN

MR. & MRS. THOMAS BOLES, SR.

MR. T. W. BOWMAN

MRS. OLLIE G. CAMP

MR. & MRS. R. L. DURRAH

MR. J. S. ELMORE

ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

DR. LIN FINCANNON

HALL-KNOTT-EDWARDS

MR. JOHN B. HAMPTON, JR.

MR. N. E. HAYES

H INS HAW'S HARDWARE

MR. WALTER HOLT

JIM'S GRILL

MISS M. L. KIMBER

MR. H. F. LAFFOON

MR. & MRS. HAZER MARTIN

MR. & MRS. B. T. McCALLUM

MRS. LAURA PHILLIPS

MR. & MRS. GRAY M. PORTER

MR. & MRS. TURNER REDMON

MR. HOWARD REECE

MR. JOHN D. REECE

MRS. ELSIE RICE

MRS. RUBY J. M. ROBERTS

MR. BOBBY EUGENE SCALES

MR. TOM SLOOP

MR. & MRS. CONNIE THOMPSON

TODD IMPLEMENT COMPANY

MR. & MRS. TRUMAN T. TUCKER

WESTERN AUTO OF BOONVILLE

MR. & MRS. BOOTS WILLIAMS

MR. TOY WILSON

MR. CLYDE WISHON

DR. WILLIAM L. WOOD

CUSTODIAN AND LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 ON SCHOOL'S

FIRST ANNUAL

ASTORIA BRAID MFG. CO., INC.

STAPLE AND FANCY BRAIDS AND TRIMMINGS

BOONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

Telephones 4211 - 21 - 31

CHATHAM MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
"CHATHAM BLANKETS AMERICA"

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SEALTEST

MILK AND ICE CREAM

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"AMERICA'S FAVORITE"

CAROLINA BUSINESS MACHINES

COMPANY

ROYAL TYPEWRITERS

SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS - SUPPLIES

SPECIAL STUDENT RATES

616 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina

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Telephone 3-7373

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COMPLIMENTS OF

SPAINHOUR'S

A MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE
ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA

COMPLIMENTS OF

PICKETT & HUFF

GROCERIES, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
FURNITURE

Phone 6-2590 East Bend, N. C.

PIONEER CHEVROLET CO., INC

SALES

SERVICE

YADKINVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

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COMPLIMENTS OF

ED SNYDERS

1 16 East Main Street
ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
Telephone 414

COMPLIMENTS OF

J. C. PENNY
COMPANY

"It Pays To Shop At Penny's"

ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA

B. E. FAW & SONS i AMERICAN

Telephone 70

BAKERIES

ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
WELLS - PUMPS - WATER HEATERS | "MERITA BREAD STAYS FRESH

YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS LONGER"

YADKIN LUMBER
COMPANY

ROUGH AND FINISHED LUMBER
Building Materials
Phone 391 1
YADKINVILLE, N. C.

DIXIE
RESTAURANT

EQUIPMENT
COMPANY

INCORPORATED

— FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT —
235 North Church Street
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Telephone 5-3521

MATHIS JEWELRY
STORE

ELGIN - HAMILTON - BULOVA
WATCHES

DIAMONDS - CRYSTAL -
SILVERWARE

Day Phone 2341 - Night Phone 2731
BOONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

"Your Dollar Buys More at Mathis
Jewlery Store. "

PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING
COMPANY

Box 589
ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
Telephone 590

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Compliments of

CRISSMAN CLOTHIERS

Phone 291 1

Boonville, North Carolina

MACKIES' SELF-SERVICE
GROCERY

Groceries - Fresh Meats - Feeds

Shell Gas and Oil

Yadkinville, North Carolina
Telephone 4371

Compliments of

GRAHAM-CLICK
50-10* STORE

Elkin's Popular
Five & Ten Store
Elkin, North Carolina

BOCOCK STROUD COMPANY

Sporting Goods
501 West Fourth Street

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

BANK OF YADKIN

Yadkinville, North Carolina
Deposits Insured up to $10,000.00

Compliments of

SURRY FORD TRACTOR
COMPANY

Elkin, North Carolina

PEELE AND THOMPSON

Sales and Service
Your Satisfaction is Our Success

Zenith, R.C.A., and Stromberg-
Carlson Televisions

Elkin, North Carolina

SWAIM OIL COMPANY

Esso Products
Jonesville, North Carolina

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COLLIN'S PURE OIL SERVICE
STATION

Washing and Lubrication
Polishing and Waxing

204 West Main Street

Elkin, North Carolina

S & P FOOD PRODUCTS

Peanut Products and Candies
Charlotte, North Carolina

Compliments of

SMITH CASH GROCERY

Phone 2461
Boonville, North Carolina

HAYES-MATTHEWS FUNERAL
HOME

A Dignified Service in a Sympathetic
Way

Low Cost Burial Insurance - Ambu-
lance Service - Telephone 2261
Boonville, North Carolina

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P. & N. 5* AND 10* STORE

Yadkinville, North Carolina

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GRASSY CREEK FARM

Distributor Sealtest Products
Elkin, North Carolina

CLINARD EQUIPMENT
COMPANY

Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment

Phone 4591
Yadkinville, North Carolina

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BROWN MACHINE COMPANY

Founders and Machinists
Electric & Acetylene Welding

Phone 237
Elkin, North Carolina

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GRIFFIN'S

Sporting Goods and Gifts

Corner Bridge and Market Streets
Elkin, North Carolina
Phone 469

We Render Every Banking Service
A "Home-Owned" Bank In a
"Home-Like" Community
COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK
Boonville, North Carolina

Compliments of
McLEOD SHELL STATION
Yadkinville, North Carolina

! EAST END GARAGE

Auto and Truck Repairing - Body and

Welding - Painting
Phone 2781 Yadkinville, N. C.

Compliments of
| PARRISH JEWELRY STORE
Yadkinville, North Carolina

THE BANK OF ELKIN

Jonesville, N. C. Elkin, N. C.
Member

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

BOONVILLE HOME FURNISHINGS,
INC.

Household and Kitchen Furniture
G. E. Electrical Appliances
Dial 2491

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GRAHAM OIL COMPANY

Gas, Kerosene, and Fuel Oil
Elkin, North Carolina
Phone 272

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~ HARRIS & WAGONER, INC.
Exclusive Men's Clothes
El kin 's Leading Clothiers

1 1 1 W. Main Street Elkin, N. C.

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Compliments of
FORD FARM EQUIPMENT
! Phone 2991 Boonville, N. C.

WALL'S JEWELER \
Watch and Jewelry Repairing

Elkin and Mt. Airy, North Carolina

CHEEK'S JEWELRY STORE
Jonesville, North Carolina
P. O. Box 442 Phone 584 !;

Compliments of

SPEAS-LEE HARDWARE, INC.

Boonville, North Carolina

Compliments of <

LIGHTENING DRIVE IN

Boonville, North Carolina

STARLING-THOMAS MUSIC
COMPANY
Anything In Music - Piano Tuning
and Repairing - 629 N. Trade St.
Dial 3-3884, Winston-Salem, N.C.

r r j. H. DOBBINS & SON
Headquarters For Starbrand Shoes
and Arrow Shirts
Carl I. Shore, Owner
Yadkinville, North Carolina

KEY'S MAIN STREET GROCERY
School Supplies - Meats &

Groceries
We Give "Green Stamps"
Phone 25 1 1 Boonvj Me, N . C .
Compliments of

NORMAN TRADING POST

Phone 6-2633
East Bend, North Carolina

EAST BEND FEED & SEED STORE
On Highway 67 By- Pass
Phone 6-2632
East Bend, North Carolina

Compliments of
J. H. BEESON MUTUAL INSURANCE
Telephone 17 Elkin, North Carolina!

LAWRENCE DRY CLEANERS
Quality Dry Cleaning and Pressing

Expert Alterations & Repairs
Hats Blocked - 221 W. Main St.
Elkin, N..C. Phone 187

WINEBARGER MOTOR CO., INC.
Telephone 666 - 850 North Bridge St
Elkin, North Carolina
Your Ford Dealer

YADKIN CLEANERS
Send Your Laundry Where You Send
Your Cleaning - One call does it all
Phone 3331 Yadkinville, N. C.

ELKIN-JONESVILLE BUILDING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Elkin, North Carolina

Savings Home Loans

24 Hour Wrecker Service
MOXLEY'S GARAGE
General Auto-Truck Repair & Painting
Boonville, North Carolina
Phones 3921 - Nite 2951

BOONVILLE ROLLER MILL

Flour, Feeds, Meal
Custom Grinding and Mixing

Boonville, N. C

Phone 2391

Compliments of
F. A. BRENDLE & SON, INC.
Elkin, North Carolina

FAVORITE CLEANERS
Service We Give It - Satisfaction We
Guarantee It.

Lester F. Bell, Owner
Yadkinville, N. C. Phone 2641

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